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The Future of Open Source Education and Adoption
OSWeekly looked at the future of Open Source Education and Adoption

It’s been amazing to watch how the open source movement has grown from something that only a fanatical few were aware of or involved with into something that Joe and Jane Everyday User are beginning to be familiar with. Now, I’m not saying that these everyday users fully understand open source and truly get what the benefits are of this development approach, but at least we’re beginning to break down the barriers to understanding.
The Future of Open Source Education and Adoption

Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX CPU Cooler Review
Futurelooks posted a Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX CPU Cooler Review

Thermaltake's taken a proven design and updated it for the latest CPU's and socket designs. They made some design improvements and hopefully this involves higher performance. Come and see how it fares against Intel's Core 2 Duo!
Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX CPU Cooler Review

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ATX12V 2.0 Power Supply Roundup - 8 PSUs Reviewed
Hardcoreware posted an ATX12V 2.0 Power Supply Roundup

Now more than ever, it's apparent that the power supply is one of the most critical components in a high end PC. We've always known that it is important not to just throw as many "watts" as you can at it, but rather know where all the power is going, and how stable and efficient it is under load.

Today we're looking at eight power supplies from five different manufacturers. All of these units are compliant to at least the ATX12V 2.01 spec; some are 2.20. Some units have EPS12V connectors and multiple PCI-E connectors, while others do not. What does all this mean? We explain all that as well.
ATX12V 2.0 Power Supply Roundup - 8 PSUs Reviewed

Cooler Master NotePal P1 Review
Trusted Reviews posted a review on the Cooler Master NotePal P1

However, as amusing as the story is, there is a lesson to learn from it - notebooks get warm. In fact, the very fact that they get called notebooks instead of laptops, is so that aren't advertised as being safe or capable of being used on a lap. With desktop replacement lap-, err, I mean notebooks, this heat is especially noticeable, but even on the incredibly cool running Core Solo and Core Duo notebooks, they can still get a little toasty.
Cooler Master NotePal P1 Review